We list below summaries of one public figures's issue stances related to each topic, and which AmericansElect.org quiz answer each issue stance indicates. Click on the quiz answer link to see the full original excerpt and citations.

Question 1 answer A

on
Economy:
When you think about the US budget deficit, which of the following solutions is closest to your opinion?

A: Cutting existing programs

B: More spending cuts than tax increases (mix of both solutions)

C: More tax increases than spending cuts (mix of both solutions)

D: Raising Taxes

E: Unsure

Summary answer 'A' from 4 out of 5 statements:

Tax credits like EITC are just welfare: A on question 1Tariffs are the best form of taxes: A on question 1Supports Balanced Budget Amendment & tax cuts: B on question 1Flat 16% tax on earnings over $35,000, plus import tariffs: A on question 1Dump our tyrannical 7 million-word tax code: A on question 1This question weighted at 8% importance.(Relative importance: 5 out of 64 statements.)

Question 2 answer D

on
Energy:
When you think about America’s energy needs, which of the following solutions comes closest to your opinion?

A: Strong investment in renewable energy like wind and solar

B: More drilling than investment in renewables (mix of both solutions)

Question 6 answer A

on
Education:
When you think about education in the US, which of the following is closest to your opinion?

A: School curriculums should be set entirely at a local school board level

B: School curriculums should be set more by local school boards than at a national level

C: School curriculums should be set more by national standards than at a local level

D: School curriculums should be set entirely at a national standardized level

E: Unsure

Summary answer 'A' from 3 out of 5 statements:

Block grants to states with all federal education funds: A on question 6Replace Dept. of Education with states & parents: A on question 6Support home schooling but don’t give up on public schools: B on question 6For vouchers, charter schools, & homeschooling: A on question 6Decisions by parents and teachers, not bureaucrats: B on question 6This question weighted at 8% importance.(Relative importance: 5 out of 64 statements.)

Question 7 answer A

on
Social Issues:
When you think about the rights of same-sex couples, which of the following is closest to your personal opinion?

A: Same-sex couples should not be allowed to marry or form any kind of civil union

B: Same-sex couples should be allowed to form civil unions, but not to marry in the traditional sense

C: Same-sex couples should be allowed to marry legally, with all the same rights as traditional marriages

Question 8 answer A

on
Environment:
Which of the following statements comes closest to your personal view?

A: Natural resources exist for the benefit of humanity

B: Natural resources exist for the benefit of humanity, but should be somewhat protected

C: Natural resources should be mostly protected, but also exist for the benefit of humanity

D: Natural resources exist on their own and should be completely protected

E: Unsure

Summary answer 'A' from 6 out of 7 statements:

Environmentalism is yet another new religion: A on question 8Endangered Species Act hurts jobs to protect bugs & weeds: A on question 8Celebrating Earth Day is like worshiping dirt: A on question 8Compensate land owners for endangered species habitat: A on question 8Abolish BLM and return land to states: A on question 8People conserve land, not federal or international agencies: B on question 8Put people first, not insects and rats: A on question 8This question weighted at 11% importance.(Relative importance: 7 out of 64 statements.)

Question 9 answer B

on
Reform:
Which of the following comes closest to your personal opinion?

A: To make this country great, we should return to the examples and values of our forefathers

B: This country is already great, we shouldn't change a thing

C: To make this country great, we should keep building and adapting for the future

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